Venture uses Cardo’s 2nd generation Dynamic Mesh Communication (DMC), designed for easy grouping, self-healing communication, and clear group conversations in demanding riding environments.

Venture supports communication with up to 15 riders in a DMC mesh group.

The system is specified with a range of up to 1.6 km / 1 mile. Actual range can vary depending on terrain, obstacles, rider position, weather, and wireless interference.

Yes. Venture is designed to connect with supported Cardo communication systems.

Yes. Venture supports live Bluetooth intercom for connecting with other major brands.

Yes. Venture supports device pairing for phone, GPS, and TFT displays through the helmet communication system.

Yes. Venture is designed to work with the Cardo Connect App for setup, control, and software updates.

Venture supports Over-The-Air software updates through the connected app experience.

Venture includes 40mm Sound by JBL speakers integrated inside the helmet.

Yes. When paired with a smartphone, Venture can stream music and supports music-related voice commands.

Yes. When connected to a smartphone, Venture supports hands-free phone call functions.

Yes. Venture supports Natural Voice Operation, allowing riders to control key functions with voice commands such as music, radio, phone, intercom, volume, and battery status.

Yes. When paired with a compatible smartphone, Venture supports access to Siri and Google Assistant.

For the best voice quality, position the boom microphone directly in front of the rider’s mouth. The small black triangle on the microphone must be faced toward the mouth.

• If the triangle faces away from the mouth, voice pickup may sound weak or unclear.
• Make sure the microphone is not blocked by the liner, cheek pad, or chin area.
• After reinstalling the liner or cheek pads, re-check the microphone position before riding.

The remote control and microphone are rated IP67. The main unit at the back of the helmet is rated IP54. The speakers do not have an ingress protection rating.

Yes. Venture is designed for off-road riding conditions. After heavy mud or dust exposure, clean the helmet carefully and allow all components to dry fully before reassembly.

Yes. All electronic components are removable, serviceable, and upgradable.

Yes. The communication components can be handled for service through the appropriate support process.

Clean the helmet carefully by hand. Remove the interior padding for washing, and remove the speakers and microphone before cleaning the shell. Wipe the helmet shell with a soft damp cloth.

• Do not submerge the helmet in water.
• Do not use a pressure washer.
• Do not use harsh chemicals, petroleum-based cleaners, glass cleaners, heavy solvents, or abrasive materials.
• Allow the helmet, liner, cheek pads, speakers, and microphone to dry completely before reassembly.

Yes. The comfort liner and cheek pads can be removed for washing. Wash them gently using mild detergent or mild baby shampoo, then air dry them completely before reinstalling.

• Use cold or lukewarm water.
• If machine washing is allowed by final care-label instructions, use a mesh laundry bag and gentle cycle.
• Never tumble dry the liner or cheek pads. Heat can damage foam, snaps, adhesives, or fabric.

Do not scrape dry mud from the helmet. Place a soft damp microfiber cloth over the muddy area for several minutes to soften the dirt, then gently wipe it away.

• Use a soft microfiber cloth.
• Avoid paper towels, stiff brushes, and abrasive pads.
• Repeat the soaking step if mud remains stuck instead of applying force.

No. Avoid dish soap, glass cleaners, petroleum-based cleaners, heavy solvents, and harsh chemicals. Use a dedicated helmet cleaner or a mild, pH-neutral soap mixed with warm water.

No. If the shell needs to be cleaned, remove the speakers and microphone first. Then clean the shell with a damp cloth and mild cleaner. Reinstall electronic components only after everything is fully dry.

Do not submerge the helmet. Gently wipe the interior EPS area with a lightly damp cloth and mild cleaner, then allow it to air dry completely in a ventilated area away from direct heat or sunlight.

No. A pressure washer can force water deep into the helmet, damage graphics or decals, affect internal layers, and expose the communication components to unnecessary risk.

Do not wash electronic components under running water or submerge them. After removing them from the helmet, wipe them gently with a dry or slightly damp soft cloth only.

Air dry all components completely in a well-ventilated area. Do not use a dryer, hair dryer, oven, heater, or direct sunlight. Reassemble only when the shell, liner, cheek pads, speakers, and microphone are completely dry.